70% Error Rate: Are Police AI Cameras Flagging Wrong Drivers?
A revealing new study shows Flock AI surveillance cameras misread license plates over 70 percent of the time, resulting in false police alerts on innocent drivers. Facing growing privacy and accuracy concerns, the League City Council unanimously voted to put the future of these cameras directly on the November ballot.
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